Disliked...now testing the support zone. Could pull back to the resistance at 211.50/55. Would you take tis for an entry?
Regards, MichaelIgnored
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Disliked...now testing the support zone. Could pull back to the resistance at 211.50/55. Would you take tis for an entry?
Regards, MichaelIgnored
DislikedEuro DIBS:
This would have ended in a -14 pip (- spread) loss. Losses happen, but our money and trade management keeps them small and controllable.Ignored
DislikedThanks NAL.
This is where the practice comes into play and the importance of the S/R levels. Price was moving pretty fast and strong, not slow and choppy. So I was letting it go and haning on. Also, no obvious S/R levels was in the way to slow it down.Ignored
DislikedHi jarroo
Are you using a fixed percentage risk of your account for each trade (say 1% or 2%), or are you trading a fixed number of lots per trade...say 1 big lot (US$100k), for example?
Cheers, MotuIgnored
DislikedHi All
I guess I'm lucky...it's currently 7.36pm down here in New Zealand, on Tuesday....
Anyone functioning on coffee and no sleep here?
Cheers, MotuIgnored
DislikedJarro I have noticed sometimes you guys look at more then 1 timeframe for inside bars....what time frames are you using to pull the trigger?Ignored
DislikedDIBS method is on the hourly, but sometimes in a fast moving (trending) market I may go to the 30 min chart.Ignored
DislikedAlso what currencies do you feel like this system work best for?
And besides support and resistance levels do you use anything else with it?Ignored
QuoteDislikedHere is a entry script that calculates lot size based off 1 percent.
Use at your own risk.
Dale